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On 23/03/18 10:05, Jeffrey R. Carter wrote:

> Autopilots have to be certified to DO178B/C. They'll continue to be 
> written in Ada and not kill us.
> 
> Self-driving cars, though operating in a much more complex environment, 
> don't seem to need any certification, and will probably kill us all.

I have so much fun bringing this up with my C++ mobile robotics 
colleagues :)